Sand wedge golf club is the club made with a wide sole from the front end to the back end along with a large number of spaced fingers that extends upward and backward which helps to separate and slant for heightening of ball. The bottom of the fingers inwardly meets for the creation of a V-shaped finger. This finger can increase the space between the fingers that lie inwardly on the front face and in turn can decrease the friction and resistance of sand or other materials that moves through the fingers in the time of golf swing. The area of the finger where the ball touches is somewhat rounded or transversely convex. Occurring of both with the space helps to decrease the buffering and shock absorbing feature of the sand to the minimum. This helps to have effective and quick contact among the club face and the ball. The face of the club may concave or flat that largely helps to control the heightening of the ball.